✨Honored to be included on @TIME's 2025 Latino Leaders list!

This recognition is for all Deliveristas organizing to win labor rights in the nation we deliver for and care for with our labor. It’s also for Indigenous Latinos reclaiming respect, recognition & rights.

@workersjusticep.bsky.social

“After years of fighting for our community, I’ve witnessed many achievements. Seeing people feel satisfied and empowered is truly priceless. Thank you to the Worker’s Justice Project for this recognition—it’s a reminder that when we raise our voices, real change is possible

A reminder of the beginning of our fight—for dignity, for respect, and for recognition of work that is essential to a great city like New York.
April 22, 2021
#EarthDay #EssentialWorkers #DeliveristasUnidos @workersjusticep.bsky.social

It took me a while to get my drawing but here it is. #Ghibli

“Happy Holidays to all! May peace fill your homes during this special season. Embrace one another and share love from this moment forward. With hope and enthusiasm, let’s look forward to a prosperous and positive 2025!”

Wishing you a joyful and fulfilling holiday season!

A reminder on days like today of extreme cold, be generous if you order your food at home, delivery workers are always on the streets

the popular building on 5th Ave and in the center an essential worker #fooddelivery
#holidayseason
#nyc

It's been 4 years now, we have achieved many changes to dignify this work and the struggle continues.

@workersjusticep members applying for Deferred Action protections. Let’s use this holiday season to pressure DHS to expedite all Deferred Action applications.

Over the past two days, I’ve witnessed the incredible courage of my comrades and the solidarity of @CentralLaborNYC @NDLON @helloDCWP and @NYSLabor standing with us in the fight for justice. Thank you for supporting

We are always on the streets, that is our office.

The apps and their algorithm 🤔

🗣️ This morning, Los Deliveristas Unidos held a rally outside DoorDash HQ to demand unpaid wages, an end to unjust deactivations, and pay transparency.

On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, let’s reflect and commit to fight economic and racial injustice in our workplaces, our communities and in our society.

A small group of Delivery workers started the movement of @LosDeliveristas with BIG dreams of being treated with respect.

My resolution is to never doubt that people like me can change the world. In 2024, I will stay committed to organize and fight through solidarity. Happy 2024!

"We are working class. Today we are happy, but we will continue fighting. We have the support of consumers and so many allies who have collaborated in these last 3 years to achieve this." this victory. "The fight continues. Los deliveristas unidos ✊🏼

NEW: Today— the courts once again stood with 65,000 Deliveristas, denying the apps’ appeal and ruling in favor of implementing minimum pay. They stood with our movement — @LosDeliveristas. The fight is NOT over, will we will keep fighting until we are paid what we’re worth.